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Discover Latest #Guitar News, Articles and Videos with Contenting
As a guitar teacher, I like to keep up with the latest news and updates about guitars and the guitar world. Here are some recent articles and videos about guitars that I have found interesting: 1. "The Evolution of the Guitar: From Ancient Acoustic to Modern Electric" - This article looks at the history of the guitar and how it has evolved over the years from an ancient acoustic instrument to the modern electric guitar. 2. "How to Choose the Right Guitar for You" - This video offers helpful tips on how to find the right guitar for your playing style and budget. 3. "5 Tips for Taking Care of Your Guitar" - This article provides tips on how to properly maintain and care for your guitar, such as cleaning and checking for signs of wear and tear. 4. "10 Tips on How to Play Guitar Better" - This video offers advice on how to improve your playing skills, such as learning scales and using the correct technique. 5. "The Different Types of Guitars and What They Are Used For" - This article explores the different types of guitars and the uses for each, such as electric, acoustic, and classical.
Listen: SAADI - "Hollow Body" -- Obscure Sound
Blending twinkling keys and catching guitar lines, “Hollow Body” is a memorable new single from SAADI. The project of Boshra AlSaadi, a Syrian-American New Yorker living in Los Angeles, SAADI compels with a sound that bridges serene atmospherics and hooky immediacy. “Hollow Body describes the seductive pursuit of that which is unavailable,” SAADI explains. “I tried to conjure an image of Penelope weaving as she waits for Odysseus.” “The initial inspiration was Cyndi Lauper’s Time After Time but it soon took on a life of its own, especially after I added the Stratocaster guitar rhythm track,” SAADI continues. Radiant vocal
Listen: Rob Mawer - "Cairo" -- Obscure Sound
London-based artist Rob Mawer stirs on his debut single “Cairo,” a darkly cinematic success with visions of nighttime haunts — bolstered further by a series of music videos that depict the titular location “as a nightmarish nightclub.” A memorable vocal brooding combines with a tight mix of guitars, synths, and rhythms that invoke a post-punk engrossment. Lyrical references to darkness and creeping shadows add to a soundscape-filled allure, concocting a ghost-town and eerie alleyways that feel extracted from a lost Lynch film. “I started writing it after visiting Cairo and being struck by the seemingly lawless and chaotic nature of
Listen: Reduction in Force - "What's Next?" -- Obscure Sound
A melodic melding of synths and guitar complements a life-phase introspection within “What’s Next?” — the new single from Reduction in Force. The San Diego-based project of Mike Mills excels here with a sound bridging past nostalgia and current energy — with shades of Depeche Mode, The Killers, and MGMT in its powerful sound. For the track itself, Mills describes it as “a song about wrestling with the realization that your Second Act has always been your First Love—that moment when the path you’ve been on no longer defines you.” He continues: “It’s about knowing when it’s time to take the
Listen: Chrome Zero - "deathwishkisses" -- Obscure Sound
Melding an industrial rock pulse with dreamy intrigue, “deathwishkisses” is an affecting new track from Chrome Zero, a project led by Tony Bautista (bass) and Matt Salinas (drums). Themes within showcase a love that lingers “like a ghost,” — resulting in a sense of loss and ensuing “battle between wanting to escape and fearing the loneliness of doing so.” A contrasting of ominous guitars and lush keys complement a ghostly vocal introspection to start. “I have realized the problem,” they let out, ascending seamlessly into a dreamy title-touting refrain. Nocturnal synths provide a backing illumination, bolstering an emotively enthralling soundscape.
Japanese Breakfast: Psychopomp | musicalphabet
On April 1, 206, “Yellow K” label released “Psychopomp”, the debut Japanese Breakfast studio album. It was recorded 2014 – 2015, at “CR Ensemble” in Eugene, Oregon, and was produced by Ned Eisenberg and Michelle Zauner. Personnel: Michelle Zauner – vocals, guitar, keyboards Nick Hawley-Gamer – guitar Ned Eisenberg – keys Peter Bradley – bass…
Sam & Dave: Hold On, I’m Comin’ | musicalphabet
On April 1, 1966, “Stax” label released “Hold On, I'm Comin'”, the debut Sam & Dave studio album. It was recorded 1965 – 1966, and was produced by Jim Stewart. Personnel: Samuel Moore – vocals Dave Prater – vocals Booker T. & the M.G.'s and the Mar-Key Horns – instrumentation: Steve Cropper – guitar Booker T. Jones – keyboards Isaac Hayes – Hammond organ Donald…
Cloud Nothings: Here And Nowhere Else | musicalphabet
On April 1, 2014, “Carpark” label released “Here and Nowhere Else”, the third Cloud Nothings studio album. It was recorded in 2013, at “Water Music” in Hoboken, New Jersey, and was produced by John Congleton. Personnel: Dylan Baldi – lead vocals, rhythm guitar TJ Duke – bass, backing vocals Jayson Gerycz – drums Track listing:…